This is a combination of getty, login, and xinit for use on Linux console. Has a friendly curses-based prompt. Scroll through valid login names instead of typing it. Will remember last login name, so all you have to type is the password. Will launch X if .xinitrc is present, or a shell otherwise. Can fallback to plain shell if X fails to start.
PAM autologin module
Paypal login: Paypal is an online payment platform that allows users to pay for items with the help of a protected internet account. You can pay to any other platform by simply adding your bank account, credit card, or debit card details. Then, You have to choose which of your cards or accounts it pays with.
pam_ihosts is a PAM module that can allow/deny login on the basis of IP address, MAC address or the country-code/registrar associated with an IP. It uses the allocated ip-range files that are downloadable from Regional Internet Registries. pam_ihosts can also check in whitelist/blacklist files and in DNS whitelists/blacklists.
A PAM session module for setting resource limits using both rlimit and cgroup2 systems. It creates a cgroup for every login and applies various resource limits to it.
A linux PAM module that allows using USB flashdrives as authentcation tokens. Written mostly as a learning exercise, the code has been commented in the hope of providing a template to others interested in creating PAM modules. It can be used in combination with password authentication to prevent login or 'su' unless a particular usb-key is plugged into the system.
LightDM is display and login manager for X11/Mir. It's rather lean, integrates with ConsoleKit, PAM or logind. It provides greeter frontends for Gtk, Qt, KDE and a WebKit UI. It also provides remote session (XDMCP, VNC, RDP) connectors.
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